Sentence examples for which disorders from inspiring English sources

Other more arbitrary factors, especially professional prestige, seem to play a worryingly large role in determining which disorders get attention.

Irv and Jerry proposed in their 1972 book, Schizophrenia and Genetics, that the genetic basis of psychiatric disorders could be better understood, and specific genes more readily identified, by the discovery of biological characteristics that lie a step closer to DNA than the clinically observable symptoms and signs, the "exophenotypes", by which disorders are defined.

To understand which disorders are more susceptible to the effects of PRP, more basic science studies and better designed clinical studies comparing a standardized PRP formulation are necessary.

Inserting water insoluble oleate anions (C17H33COO−) into the interlayer of LRHs can be successfully achieved via hydrothermal processing (120°C for 24 h), which disorders the stacking of the ab plane along the c direction and weakens the interaction between the adjacent layers but with little damage to the ab plane.

However, the law does not specify which disorders could be included.

Studying child psychiatric in-patients with excessive symptom load could enhance prediction of which disorders precede criminality.

It is also inordinately tidy, a strange adjective for a play in which disorder threatens to swallow both a mind and a kingdom.

Which disorder actually develops is more or less accidental.This generalised predisposition has been demonstrated by another of the session's speakers, Denise Faustman, of the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

The anti-evolutionists' argument is based on an understanding of the second law of thermodynamics, according to which disorder always increases.

​It also means that we ourselves may not know which disorder we have, which can be crippling.

Today, I ponder the thought if I had to choose between a mental health disorder and an addiction which disorder would I chose?